The phrase "a constant characteristic of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature or quality that is consistently present in a person, object, or situation.
Example: "The ability to adapt to change is a constant characteristic of successful leaders."
Alternatives: "a defining trait of" or "a persistent feature of".
So this has been a constant characteristic of the European integration that it was such a powerful instrument to make war impossible between European countries.
In a specific environment the process of obsidian hydration is theoretically described by the equation D = Kt1/2, in which D is thickness of the hydration rim, K is a constant characteristic of the environment, and t is the time since the surface examined was freshly exposed.
The law states that the rate of flow Q of a fluid through a porous layer of medium (e.g., a sand bed) is directly proportional to the area A of the layer and to the difference Δh between the fluid heads at the inlet and outlet faces of the layer and inversely proportional to the thickness L of the layer, or, expressed analytically, where K is a constant characteristic of the medium.
The alienation of which Marx is speaking here is of a very deep kind, not merely the "going outside oneself" (Entaüsserung) that is a constant characteristic of the process of dialectical self-development in Hegel's thought.
The band gap of the Sb2 − xBi x S3 may be estimated using the following formula: where,α is the absorption coefficient,hν is the photon energy, B is a constant characteristic of the material, and E.g. is the band gap.
The second term accounts for the repulsive interaction between the sorbing ion and near surface species, where s is the Pauling's bond strength of the metal-oxygen bonds in the bulk mineral, rm is the distance the sorbing ion is repulsed by the underlying metal in the solid due to short-range electrostatic interactions, and Bm is a constant characteristic of the surface reaction.
However, the up-regulation of EH-myomesin was a constant characteristic also of DCM in human heart, irrespective of the cause of the disease.
The amount of DNA per chromosome set is known to be a fairly constant characteristic of a species.
Maintaining a stable gut community ensures that the properties imparted by the gut microbiota become a unique and constant characteristic of a host.
This means that the properties imparted by the gut microbiota become a unique and constant characteristic of the host.
One universal and constant characteristic of a VAT is that it does not allow a business deduction for wages and other compensation paid to workers.
